r/salesforce for B2B sellers
117,321 members · rules and posts checked 17 October 2026
r/Salesforce is a Salesforce community with 117,321 members. Sellers can take part, but promotion has limits: if you mention or link a product you benefit from, you have to disclose that interest and give full pricing.
Buyers here often ask for recommendations, reviews and implementation advice on Salesforce tools and workflows. Recent requests include quote template migration tools, caller-ID integrations, sales-mapping products, phone-number validation and quote-to-cash vendor evaluations.
Self-promotion: allowed with limits
Product mentions are allowed only with transparency: anyone linking a product they have a commercial interest in must disclose that interest and provide full pricing. Spam is prohibited, and hiring-related promotion must stay within the designated hiring thread and follow the required format.
1No dumps/cheaters allowed
Do not ask for or share certification exam dumps.
2Product/Service Transparency
If you link a product you benefit from, disclose that interest and share full pricing.
3Job Rules
Hiring posts must go in the hiring thread and include an application link and salary range.
4No AI-Generated Posts/Comments
Do not post AI-generated content that is generic, vague, or low-value.
5If you post a question, don't delete it after you get your answer
Do not delete your question after receiving answers.
6When asking for help please describe what you tried
When asking for help, explain what you already tried or researched.
7No cert / coupon begging
Do not ask for certification vouchers or coupons.
8See sticky posts before asking questions about getting started
Check the sticky resources before asking beginner questions.
9No spam
No spam.
Summarised from the community's posted rules on 17 October 2026. Moderators change rules; read the current rules before you post.
What buyers ask for here
Sample requests from public posts, paraphrased and anonymised, found 17 October 2026.
- “Looking for an app or tool to migrate legacy quote templates to newer revenue-management templates more easily.”
- “Need a caller-ID solution that syncs account contact numbers to business phones for incoming-call identification.”
- “Seeking reviews and experiences with a sales-mapping product, especially its newer mobile experience.”
- “Seeking methods or tools to validate phone numbers before sales outreach across multiple data sources.”
- “Evaluating quote-to-cash vendors and wants to know whether others run real pilots before selecting one.”
Of 166 recent posts we checked, 7% read as someone looking to buy or hire. How we collect this
Who it suits
Good for
- Salesforce implementation partners
- Salesforce consulting and managed services
- Salesforce testing and QA tools
- Sales enablement and telephony integrations for Salesforce
Less useful for
- General B2C products
- Unrelated software vendors
- Cold outbound self-promotion without disclosure
How to take part without getting removed
- If you link or mention a product you have a commercial interest in, say so and give full pricing.
- Don't spam or post the same promotion repeatedly.
- Hiring promotion goes in the designated hiring thread, with the required application link and salary range.
- Give specific, useful answers. Generic or low-value AI-generated content isn't allowed.
- Don't ask for or share certification exam dumps, vouchers or coupons.
- Users are encouraged to check the sticky resources before asking beginner questions, so keep that in mind when you answer them.
What a good reply looks like here
Good replies are practical and specific, and they come from real experience. Speak to the buyer's evaluation criteria, the tradeoffs, what implementation involves and what you learned. Mention your own product only when it's directly relevant, and disclose your interest and full pricing when you do.
Sample reply: If you're moving legacy quote templates to the newer revenue-management templates, I'd start by mapping the differences between them and working out which elements convert automatically and which need manual review. Ask vendors how they handle custom fields, template logic, testing workflows and rollback, and how they validate the output after migration. A small pilot on a representative set of templates before a broader rollout can help too. When comparing tools, look at how much manual cleanup each one leaves you with after migration and what support you get during implementation.
When to skip r/salesforce
This community isn't a good fit for general B2C products, unrelated software vendors or anyone relying on cold outbound self-promotion. If you can't offer useful Salesforce-specific expertise or meet the disclosure rules for product mentions, your time is probably better spent elsewhere.
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